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Batman: Harley Quinn nn |
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Batman: Harley Quinn nn Modern |
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CGC |
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0258468008
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Owner Comments
Alex Ross beautiful cover. 1st Harley Quinn in DC continuity. This cover has been portrayed in the likes of the movie "Suicide Squad"; it is more iconic than any other Harley Quinn pose with the Joker in my Opinion. I enjoyed the black background that polarizes the characters! I wanted this from the moment I saw it! It has a statue crafted by Alex Ross that is a match to the cover. This story starts the madness relationship between the 2 "villains" at the time and means that I can have something that is a part of History! Keeping the relationship going from the psychotic villain of old, like the Joker, and transitioning to the modern-day relation is tough to keep down the line. Sometimes even fictional comic book characters seem to grow and evolve with the news of the day. Rest assured there are still villains, so to speak, out there! Who knows how long a rehab effect can have, unless the willing stay determined and vigilant. Instead of becoming vigilantes!
 Wristbands carve out stamps for prescreens.
 The getting over those blues' starter pack, to try, try again!
Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen pass to see before released to theaters of, "The Purge!" What are we going to do today, Joker? The same thing we do every night!? Try to take over "The Batman World!" Harley Quinn and Joker used to play the purge game non-stop!
Grader Notes;
Front Cover Multiple Scuff.
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Batman: Official Motion Picture Adaptaion nn Prestige Format |
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Batman: Official Motion Picture Adaptation nn Modern |
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CGC |
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4091316017
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Owner Comments
Newsstand Alert. "Wanna get nuts?!? Let's get nuts!?!" Classic line in the original Batman film, with everyone's favorite Jack Nicholson as Joker. Wraparound Cover! Newsstand! Some serious look back in reflection as the 80's to 90's were different times. Tim Burton was making a name for himself, and EVERYONE lined up for the Batman! Awesome movie that spirited comics and movie goers alike. Warm up the car Alfred! The main thing I remember were the Diet Coke commercials that used Alfred fetching one that was still cold, as the Batmobile pulled up and a weary super-hero was thirsty! Ha! Those commercials were everywhere and indeed aired during any network show, and on every channel as well. I even believe the ad spot on the VHS tape had the commercial before the movie started when rented from Blockbuster. Alfred mainly delivering refreshments to the thirsty!
 The insides to this issue and basically ending the same as in film, with Vickie Vale who was played by Kim Bassinger who was a hot commodity herself!
A wraparound cover, so it stands on its own as very well presentable all by itself!
Graders Notes Unavailable.
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Batman: The Killing Joke nn |
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Batman: The Killing Joke nn Modern |
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CGC |
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4153881012
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Owner Comments
A Sobering Experience, in that This Is the "No Joke Prize!" Joker cripples Barbara Gordon (Batgirl). Embossed cover. Indeed, it's been the start of the jokes that have kept the Joker moving at a brisk pace, and yet, here he is with his wits. All wrapped in a bow to give to the Batman and Commissioner Gordon. Barbara has had an initial Punchline, and by now we can see how there may be a future to revel in. It started here in distribution, then a writer wrote a prelude in the brave and the bold that I own a newsstand of, the Punchline. Will it be another DC Knockout? It is reminiscent to the times, in that the Joker has the choice to evolve, and yet no one is holding his intentions hostage. Monkeys see is the monkey due, as in the "joke" has the chance to survive in the end. We may all have an expected end, but looking toward it doesn't seem easy for the uninitiated. Keep up the paragraph reading, these tales have yet to be circumvented as classics!
 It is fun to "play" in the rain, it can be an art, but when you do jokes at the end of a book like this, it is to catch a cold of the Joker. Whether by bandanna or finishing race flag, prescreen giveaways take the sting out of a downpour.
Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen pass before released to theaters of, "The Happy Time Murders!" Much like the maniacal Joker, detectives everywhere are wondering what puppet masters caused all this need for extra protection among the inhabitants! We need a shot at mercy as justice!
Graders Notes Unavailable.
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Batman: Vengeance of Bane Special 1 |
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Batman: Vengeance of Bane Special 1 Modern |
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CGC |
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1622370014
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Owner Comments
Nice 1st Bane. A Half Price Books find and of course I had their coupon. After sending it for grading it played on me whether it was a good purchase, but with that cover and villain I deemed it worth it! Bane is the existence of the Bats, the evil that can take a toll in brute force. Sometimes people take that personally. I love Bane, and although the movies never seemed, in my opinion, to do him justice, the animated series more than got it right and fed off the comics very well. Those stories, although mostly splashes and fight scenes, were a fun read and made it personable to the character of "The Batman!" Bane is seen as smart sometimes, and sometimes the brute mentality wins over. Serum can have that effect on people, and people's views of the overly muscular is a trait that is sometimes cliche! A pressable defect to be sure in the grader's notes.
 Wristbands carve out stamps for prescreens. Had a serious talk about forgiveness, and how we all learn those lessons to come back and try, try again. Needed mercy and thankful to grateful and endearing to enduring, as we all go on until today! There was no vengeance and of that I'm grateful, truly.
 The DC Universe was a bigger plaything and or pool for the backyard of comics, movies, action figures, and ephemera!
Complete with a back cover picture of the "screen" at the prescreen of the second movie of, "Suicide Squad!" The new and improved? Well, even Bane gets recruited in the comics, and long for this world to be out of prison and among his fellow inmate servants. I thought this was also supposed to be some sort of rehabilitation as well, but seemingly it comes with the back breaking territory that it is only when it is useful for old Bane. He has his own missions. An under that copy, copied rendition of name in black and white Lord. Cena can see me, but John Michael that boat assure a dollar bin Hallelujah!
Grader Notes;
light bend full left of back cover.
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